First Muslim conference to be held in NZ in November

Friday, August 30th, 2013

Ethnic Affairs Minister Judith Collins says plans are underway to hold New Zealand’s first Muslim conference in November.

She says not only will it celebrate the different ways the Muslim community contributes to New Zealand society but will also discuss contemporary challenges. Continue reading

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